Product Review - Nanuk 970 Case for Inspire 2
RotorDrone|December/ January 2021
Plenty of room with easy mobility
DAVID TOLSKY
Product Review - Nanuk 970 Case for Inspire 2

The old adage, “Good things come to those who wait,” adequately applies to Nanuk’s new model 970 DJI Inspire 2 case. A longtime fan of Nunuk’s line of fine quality cases, I knew it was just a matter of time before they’d jump into the Inspire 2 arena.

When I’m evaluating a new drone case, especially one that’s built for a larger drone like the Inspire 2, there are two questions I ask right off the bat: “Is the case easily mobile?,” and “How much of my accessories can I pack into it?”

The first question is immediately answered in that the 970 contains two strong polyurethane wheels and a telescoping extension handle that releases with the push of a button. Although this 26.3-pound case has two huge hinged handles on left and right for easy lifting, the added weight of the Inspire 2 and its supporting accessories require this case to be rolled whenever possible!

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